Knowledge Management Portal
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The IFAD funded SKiM Knowledge Management Portal, is a beacon of publications, news, data and information coming from research for development organizations, academia, government bodies, national agricultural research systems and extensionists across the globe. The Portal is built to enhance the outreach of the scientific and organizational knowledge aggregated, fostering partnership building and information sharing across users and institutions, strengthening knowledge management and providing the basis for more advanced knowledge visualization (OpenRXV powered SKiM Explorer ).
Projects & Activities
Precision field-based Phenotyping Platform for Drought/Heat Tolerance-Morocco (PWPP) / Implementation of high-throughput Phenotyping (HTP) on the Lysimeter Station
Projects & Activities
Understanding economic, social, and gender-equity implications of agro-ecological practices in agro-pastoral systems of arid and semi-arid Maghreb
Projects & Activities
AI-Driven Climate-Smart Beekeeping for Women (AID-CSB)
Based on a participatory design and user-research process with women beekeepers in Uzbekistan and Ethiopia, AID-CSB will localize a beekeeping companion app and make it available to beekeepers. Incorporating traditional and local beekeeping knowledge and weather data, the app will be driven by data collected by beekeepers to support women, their decision-making for hive management, and provide a low-entry barrier economic activity. The women beekeepers will use the app to monitor and manage their hives by entering data on hive inspections and receiving helpful notifications on when to inspect the hive, weather, pests, diseases, and more.
Projects & Activities
Soil Protection and Rehabilitation of Degraded Soil for Food Security
Due to the high diversity in semi-arid drylands, land degradation cannot be addressed through uniform blanket soil and water conservation technologies (SWCT) and related policies. SWCTs are local-level activities and practices that maintain or enhance the productive capacity of the land, including soil, water and vegetation in areas prone to degradation. SWCTs also include practices that contribute to the prevention or reduction of soil erosion, compaction, salinity, etc. In order to be successful, it is required that investments in SWCT options are tailored to the specific and highly variable social and ecological contexts.
Projects & Activities
Extension for Seed Health Laboratory for Increased Seed Health Indexing throughput in ICARDA - Growth Chamber
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Delivering Durum Wheat Heat Tolerant Varieties to Sub-Saharan Farmers
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Support Sustainable Livelihoods Through Development of a new Business Model for Conservation Agriculture
Projects & Activities
Watershed Health Analysis and Skills Enhancement of National Staff in Tajikistan
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